Comments on: postponing overwhelm http://amo.rpho.us/2009/11/postponing-overwhelm/ without definite shape Tue, 09 Aug 2011 12:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Laura Yoo http://amo.rpho.us/2009/11/postponing-overwhelm/comment-page-1/#comment-59 Laura Yoo Sat, 07 Nov 2009 19:16:25 +0000 http://amo.rpho.us/?p=52#comment-59 Well, Celeste helps with the keeping the cabinets clean!<br><br>I took Franklin Planner classes in my first job. One of the things said was if you forward a task in your list three days, delete it, it's not going to happen, and why stress yourself out about it? Of course, for me that usually means shove it to the "undated" task list, because I can't make myself delete to-dos.<br><br>But yeah, I feel this post. I dream of having absolutely nothing on my calendar, no future to-dos, no ends to wrap up. But what does that mean? Retirement? Death? So as much as I'd love a clean slate, I try to content myself with anticipation. Maybe next year I'll be more organized. None of it has to be done RIGHT NOW, but I'm aware of it, and my attention is scheduled to be on it. Well, Celeste helps with the keeping the cabinets clean!

I took Franklin Planner classes in my first job. One of the things said was if you forward a task in your list three days, delete it, it's not going to happen, and why stress yourself out about it? Of course, for me that usually means shove it to the “undated” task list, because I can't make myself delete to-dos.

But yeah, I feel this post. I dream of having absolutely nothing on my calendar, no future to-dos, no ends to wrap up. But what does that mean? Retirement? Death? So as much as I'd love a clean slate, I try to content myself with anticipation. Maybe next year I'll be more organized. None of it has to be done RIGHT NOW, but I'm aware of it, and my attention is scheduled to be on it.

]]> By: Laura Yoo http://amo.rpho.us/2009/11/postponing-overwhelm/comment-page-1/#comment-18 Laura Yoo Sat, 07 Nov 2009 13:16:25 +0000 http://amo.rpho.us/?p=52#comment-18 Well, Celeste helps with the keeping the cabinets clean!<br><br>I took Franklin Planner classes in my first job. One of the things said was if you forward a task in your list three days, delete it, it's not going to happen, and why stress yourself out about it? Of course, for me that usually means shove it to the "undated" task list, because I can't make myself delete to-dos.<br><br>But yeah, I feel this post. I dream of having absolutely nothing on my calendar, no future to-dos, no ends to wrap up. But what does that mean? Retirement? Death? So as much as I'd love a clean slate, I try to content myself with anticipation. Maybe next year I'll be more organized. None of it has to be done RIGHT NOW, but I'm aware of it, and my attention is scheduled to be on it. Well, Celeste helps with the keeping the cabinets clean!

I took Franklin Planner classes in my first job. One of the things said was if you forward a task in your list three days, delete it, it's not going to happen, and why stress yourself out about it? Of course, for me that usually means shove it to the “undated” task list, because I can't make myself delete to-dos.

But yeah, I feel this post. I dream of having absolutely nothing on my calendar, no future to-dos, no ends to wrap up. But what does that mean? Retirement? Death? So as much as I'd love a clean slate, I try to content myself with anticipation. Maybe next year I'll be more organized. None of it has to be done RIGHT NOW, but I'm aware of it, and my attention is scheduled to be on it.

]]> By: Laura Yoo http://amo.rpho.us/2009/11/postponing-overwhelm/comment-page-1/#comment-3 Laura Yoo Sat, 07 Nov 2009 11:16:25 +0000 http://amo.rpho.us/?p=52#comment-3 Well, Celeste helps with the keeping the cabinets clean!<br><br>I took Franklin Planner classes in my first job. One of the things said was if you forward a task in your list three days, delete it, it's not going to happen, and why stress yourself out about it? Of course, for me that usually means shove it to the "undated" task list, because I can't make myself delete to-dos.<br><br>But yeah, I feel this post. I dream of having absolutely nothing on my calendar, no future to-dos, no ends to wrap up. But what does that mean? Retirement? Death? So as much as I'd love a clean slate, I try to content myself with anticipation. Maybe next year I'll be more organized. None of it has to be done RIGHT NOW, but I'm aware of it, and my attention is scheduled to be on it. Well, Celeste helps with the keeping the cabinets clean!

I took Franklin Planner classes in my first job. One of the things said was if you forward a task in your list three days, delete it, it's not going to happen, and why stress yourself out about it? Of course, for me that usually means shove it to the “undated” task list, because I can't make myself delete to-dos.

But yeah, I feel this post. I dream of having absolutely nothing on my calendar, no future to-dos, no ends to wrap up. But what does that mean? Retirement? Death? So as much as I'd love a clean slate, I try to content myself with anticipation. Maybe next year I'll be more organized. None of it has to be done RIGHT NOW, but I'm aware of it, and my attention is scheduled to be on it.

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